Sentence examples for plain lousy from inspiring English sources
Some are unmemorable, a couple are just plain lousy, but a few have some genuine distinction.
In her 1987 autobiography, "Beverly," she wrote: "The New York State Theater's most serious problem was its acoustics, which were just plain lousy compared to any of the world's great opera houses.
The rousing populist rhetoric is just plain lousy public policy.
But he is highly critical of local television news, which is "just plain qualitatively lousy", and argues that network news has lost its way to cable news, which is in turn dominated by Fox News.
The only truly meaningful attempt to address the problem before the Revolution was devised by the inventor and engineer Christopher Colles, who had every talent a man in his line of work needed but was cursed with plain old lousy luck.
Is that awkward sonic jump the product of lousy editing, a dwindling budget, plain carelessness, or an act of dadaist intent?
"These four fellows were hollering about how lousy the Indians are, and how the Yankees were going to beat them in '49," Lupica told The Plain Dealer of Cleveland in 1995.
"It's lousy, lousy, lousy," Pucher said.
